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Death of Mr.. III, IL. I<irnbIe.

In the death Of Mr.. H. II. Kimble.
which occurred at about seven o'clock on
Friday evening OF last Teak at his resi-
dence at Appleton, in the Fourth district.
Cecil county loses one Of her best Oiti-
Zens. Mr.. kimhlo had been i'll for some
time with malarial fever. His death, how
ever, was caused by congestion of the
brain. MIR. kimblc came to Cecil county
about 1870 ard has been engaged in farm
ING and merchandising He was one eff
the original incorporators of the Far
mer'S and Mechanics Mutual Insurance
Company of Cecil county aud was secre-
tary and treasurer Of this company for a
number o; years and vi to the time of
his death. Mr.. kimble was an active
member of tho Republican party during
the last twenty years of his life He was
a candidate on the Republican ticket tor
the House Of Delegates in 1851 His son
Mr.. John II. kimble, died suddenly a
few weeks since. Mr.. kimbe leaves six
grand children by two sons, bota de-
ceased. He was 63 gears old. His fun
er.,l took place on Tuesday morning at
10 O'Clock from his late residence. The
services and irtcrment were at Head OF
Christina church.
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THE JUBILEE OF LIBERTY.


friIadeipIs;r's Grand f%ie III September.
The progress made by the Commission
IN arranging The details. and the remark
able uuauimity with whict, the different
stat" Governments have rcsp"m'rd to
invitation. la l.Iijicil.ttr in the usirb,l
tioi of the one iuudre,lfh birthday Of
the Nu"rirlu Constitution, leave; nat
tia" slightest room for ,inu!,t that The tie
mpnslritInu VIII be IT," LARGEST and most
imposing event ever h.ld on Anne, lean
soil, hariu- only the great celebration
of 1876. The grand trades and indr.
trial procession I'll September lJ1h will b"
au option" OF on: industrial progress III
one hundred years. T. VIII comprehend
all branches of industry. aud in many N
stances the advancement nj particular
branches viii he demonstrated 10y work
jnE models Of the old corltrastcd with tie
n"Y way Requests Cor assignment t,
positions il the line are pouring in ON
thr Chic: MARSHAL from every field nf in
GnStiy in various parts o! the country.
The military demonstration Of the 10Th
will also h.: most interesting aud bril-
liant feature. Fijfrru 'j.nusind troops
If the valiaus Stats. besides detanh-
mcu,s of marines and regulars, Will he
present aui participate. Y most str:k
lng feature Of the parade Will be the con
tras' oil rr, by the Revolutionary sol
diel de by side with the euar,isrn I'll OF
today. the North Atlantic squadron
will anchor i'll the Delaware for tie otca
sion, aud grand naval pageant viii form
ParS Ut the spec teu,ar ceremonies.
The principal event of the 1,jh VII be
the commemorative exercises 80 be pre-
sided over b. the President of the United
Ntsies, and addressed 10y Justice OF the
SIWemr Court. The President aud his
Cabinet, the representatives. of foreign
governments at Washington, the COVER
nors of the States, and distinguished
people from ali parts of the land will be
present during tHG Celebration. In add
tlon to the events mentioned Il large
number 81 other entertainments. public
receptions, and special features, will
serve to make tie three DAYS the most
brilliant and interesting ever known in
the history Of the Quaker City.
For the benefit oi tha vast multitude
of people who VIII throug TO the city on
Ibis occasion, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company vii! sell excursion tickets To
Philadelphia. September 1871, 18th, 10Th,
l6oh, and lICh, good to reGnrn umsii Sep
renbGr h, inclusive, from all stations
on its system at one unlimited fare for
the Tp.ui trim
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Drowned i'll Elk River.

Nine young Phila,i"iphiaus got of the
Philadelphia and Baltimore steamer at
Town Point wharf on Saturday night
last. Four stopped At the Bay View
House, Town Point, while five went
across the river and engaged board with
Mr.. W. W II ,lden, farmer on the Elk
Neck side Of the river. GA Monday tie
four at the Buy N!cs House. including
John Tate, of 4US South Twelfth street.
Philadelphia, sailed across to Mr.. HoI-
deus and leaving or" Of their party there
took three of the others aboard They
then started to sail down the river. When
opposite Elk Neck wharf and about two
or three hundred yards out, TAFT fell over
board. His companions state that he
had been leaning over the side aud they
told him he would get wet. lie replied
that that was what he came down for.
Soon after he went over the side OF the
beat. Two of his companions caught at
him as he went over, but failed to reach
him. They attempted to sail back to
him, but not succeeding started to row,
bat did not take down the sails TAR
did not keep afoat long. He was s,cn
struggling in the water by a man On the
wharf. His companions state that he
only came to the surface once. Tney
landed at the whari, being sid 20 sail
back, and walked to Mr.. ITol..eu's place.
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iIiktGn Invaded.

The Salvation Army will invade our
town for the first time today. \ flying
squadron has arrived, and will hold forth
tonight in a large canvas tent on the lot
opposite the Catholic Church, where
they will encamp for seven days. On
Sunday there will be two meetings, one
at three III the afternoon and the other
at eight at night. j mcetIug will be
held each night next week az 5 o'c'ucl;
Their tent is capable Oi seating 100 per
suns, and 1870 people have been attend
ing nightly At Iis,vre dc Grace. \ meet
ihg VAS he'd on Fuesd.y nigh; at Pony
VILE, which was largely attended Tlr
squadron Includes seven members OF the
army, three mca und four women
Among these arc Bril- 4dler M,jor and
Ms. lnnar ftou Washington, d C.,
and AGipjaut AT! Ms. Newton from
Hi'tjnI 80. T..et na.c IS; nj. : f.om
uin,-'etr 81 va. t c:.l.eIcs a@d may ors
ii towns in which sIss have cuotmped
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Personals.

l. Marshall llsines, Esq, and family are
at Northbrook, Chester CO., Pa.
Miss Carrie L. Hurn. Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her brother Mr.. II. c. Ilurn.
Miss Wolcott, of Harrington, Del, is Wis
iting Miss Fannie L. JONES' OF this place.
Miss Della Rowland, OF Chesapeake Guy,
is visiting friends in Chester, Pa, and Cam
den, y. j.
Miss Walmsley, of Philadelphia, has
Ter, of this town.
Mr.. VIM. o. Giimour business manager
OF the Democ at, spent Saturday and Sunday
at Deer Park Md.
Mrs. II. C. Hurn returned from a three
weeks visit to friends in and near Middle
town on Mond,y last.
Miss Daisy Carter, daughter of Mr.. |. Day
Carter, is visiting her sister Mrs. Hiram
Brown in Chestertown.
w. f. McCarter, of Philadelphia, is
spending a few days at Oxford, Pa, and at
his fathers i'll Cecil county.
Miss Alice Constable aud her brother
John, of Elkton, and Miss Ethel Knight, OF
Baltimore, are visiting at DR.. J. j. Black
in New Castle.
Miss Annie l.. Armstrong; of Kimhleville,
and Miss Annie l.. Russell, of West Chester,
are visiting the family of Mr.. Joseph X.
Lewis, at Walnut Wiley Mills.
George W. Cruikshank, Esq, attended
the meeting of Peninsula + EDITORIAL Asslcia-
ton at Rehoboth and was elected president
of the association for the ensuing year.
Misses Mamie and Hester Lewis of
West Chester, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Joseph
bradbury of this town.
Miss Lizzie Obey Of near Cherry Hill is
visiting Mrs. Joseph Bradbury Of this place
Miss Emma Snyder, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. John T. Brown, Of this town.
Mr. Herman jeifries of this town will
attend the great exhibition of farming i'm
plemerts and machinery at Williams Grove
Pa, the first week in September, as the re-
preventative of the Deering Company.
Miss Carrie L,ssele of Smyrna, ID H., is
visiting Miss Lille Alrich
Rev. Chas \. Hill, wife and child, of
CentrevilIe, Queen Annes Co, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Porter at Cherry IiiIl
Messrs. j. IL. WalmS!ey and H. F. Sivuyes
of Philadelphia spent Sunday last in Elk
ton.
Mr.. William Sutton has returned from a
weeks vacation spent in Jersey City, New
York aud other places.
DIR Charles Gilpin Of Cbestertown sprnt
this week with his relatives in this vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS iIiuchlitfs this week
visited relatives near Media in d law IRE
county, Pa.
Mrs. Orr of Port Deposit is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Dillingham;, Oxford
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This is pr"-rminently the vacation mont h,
when thousands seek rest a:!d recreation
Bat 10 those who suffer the depressing #.
tectS OF summer debility. the disagrr"ah!,
symptoms of ecrotuia, the fortunes OF bill.
housneSS, dyspepsia, or sick headache, there
l. more pain than pleasure in leaving ht,ue.
To Such We Sly. give ilno,i's StrSaptriiIa a
Trial. 1t will purify your blood, tone up
and strengthen your body, expel every trace
OF ScrotuIa, correct biliiJusnc>s, and posi-
lively care dyspepsia or sick headache.
Take it before You g and you will enjoy
your vacation Il thousand fr.d. In.
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]. Q, IL - Zar E.a.Enasrgs

Gou now considering the Fertilizer question. All
Fertilizers lower in price than before. Will you
r@tonllc the agent OF firms personally unknown to you,
the wo-equppe.j factory located in your midst
Which is more Hhci< give 3. value and goods
Represented Which appeals stronger for your confidence
and support The great increase in the number country
factories gives you Fertilizers half w1a. they cost ten
years AGO, and much better goods.
Our place OF business open your gqist
mill and yon welcome there every day of the year Was
ever SO with the city Fertilizer works: II YOU Bone
man, remember that 91THd clean cattle Bone and
headquarters Tor this article Come and inspect bio stock
and see ground. Don't let sharp dealer or agent sell
Bone. and make You believe is anything like our Pure
Ground Raw Bone. 1t isn't Ilyou think So you'll get
left.
Look out for the fellow who offers YOU something at the
same price or lower good SCOTS Sure GROWTH Don't
be deceived by such trick The Growth the highest
grade complete Fertilizer for Wheat sold in this section. Its
analysis and estimated commercial value prove it, per cent
the Available Phosphorus Acid guaranteed is derived from
DISSo/'cd -iHi12I BoHe-n0/ from DiSso1led Pock; the
Ammonia is had from the soluble macriaI-Anima
Flesh and Boodand the Potash from No. Muriac Pot
ASH not pound OF Nanit being used in it, The absence of
KANT will be worth good deal to the umcr as it will ab-
S0/HIcy beTeRi the sticky condition when drilling, which
often makes a good fertilizer unpopular.
AS 4 companion Fertilizer Sure Growth we offer our
Improved Standard Phosphate for Wheat" 1t is rich
Sure Growth in Phosphorc Acid and in Potash and only
little lower in Ammonia 1t is equal in analysis to many of
the popular Wheat Fertilizers in and will sell very much
lower than any goods of similar grade the market.
Our Fertilizers sold guarantee that they are in
perfect order for drilling being regularly fine and dry and we
will forfeit the bill they fall short of the guaranteed analysis
THE SCOTT FERTILIZER CO.,
EIIKTON MD
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Il j. cooling and soothing to the skin,
fragrant and refreshing to the noStriiS, and
viii cur" an annoying headache before You
have the time to think about it. Ponds
Extract is also invaluable for burns, sun
barns, oiarrl.G,a, chatingS, sting> of Insects
piles, sore eyes, sore fee, iuiilmmatiGu>
ami hcuorrhageS OF all kinds. Bs sure to
Tet the genuine
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Mr.. HENRY w. ID. JOHNSON, whose
postottice is Bay View, Cecil County, Md.
il the authorized Agent OF The WING, to
receive and receipt for subscriptions and
bills due this office.
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Corrected Weekly by ". II. Mirhae1 4. ,SoJ
Gr0in H0d Prydrae CpB1,nix&ion Mr.
chants. 81 hcEj|errY'& Wharf.
BALTIMORE, August 18th, 1857.
E1ktoza Academy.
w. M. FOULk. PRINCIPAL.

Common and Higher English, Ancient
and Modern Languages, Business Arith-
metic and Bookkeeping.
Careful preparation assured those pro
pairing for teaching
All our candidates this summer OBJ
tanned certificates.
Two Sessions da lily, . to T., / to i.
Terms low. Session begins Sept ).
One Free Scholarship vacant this Fall
A az NV
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Jurors for the September Term.

Judge stump on Monday last drew the
Jurors for the September term of court
which meets on Monday the 10Th. They
are a. follows:
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10Th ANNUAL REPORT
STATISTICS.

Policies in trrrc Au-Gr 1.si ......... 81 sd o.
IRE mlun Notes tGerrnrt.-. ..l,..s5l1
Wthdrawais-rolirics.... - -.
Notes .-.-.-.......- .............-... r-.5t-.-.
Observation-Disclosures ........... .... 1850
Notes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sl,,'! Il
Dcdu,tious-Po fs5
Notes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Si...-l so
Addit'"HS-i oiiees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = ,Ns
Notes .-.-...-.-... .-...,............- %l.lH1 Is
Observation-Disclosures. ................ l>.4.>
.N"jes -.-............ ...............- sl.@-5 II
New roDiris. oi The ycar........... ...... ,s53r7
New Premiums Notes. =! .J,g -
Policies in force tor the y"t' ~! nls
l'rcm. am Notes ia lurre... S.J1.55i 3D.
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PARTICLES applied into ., NJ. .~,, auI Is
agreeable Price 81 cents ut -,... 500. 80, mail
registered 60 cts.
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l"sS"S of the year 80 49, -
Caroline 'uIuty ...................., .-Iu5
Queen AEnr'S County .......-. s9i 90
Talbot '""ntE.......... .......... 5.l1Got
dorchester Count g....-............ @l4z up
H!rUm.r ca Count y-................. -. .ly p
Somerset Count ............ 900. .,..,lp eJ
Worcester County ................. ;i,;9S
tcnii County ....................-.... >i43i
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Three PeCuIiarities

Hoods SarsaparilIa, the great blood purifier
and regulating medicine. is characterized by
three peculiaritics, namely:
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StaSt Baltimore.

auS De N 81 ao0rss sSiireau. -
Ulapcr Sobges erbtelt gefern bonn Bafor
sS. B. WicRinnep, Setret1r Ses ,Sereins
presbpteriauiider SeiffItfer." eiu Sdreibeu,
in pel6em ibm Der 0anf oes Sereius neaeu
istnes SerbaItens be3iigiid Der @rIaubnis
fiir Wuilta@orpS, am Sabbatb auf oen Stras
Sen 3u ipleIeu, uu8geiprobeu unO ieu Sat6
&etretIs Der bonn Staotratb paiiirteu Sroou.
uunj, tueIde ben Wapor outoriiirte, Oerarttge
@rlaubniBlheire aas5uitelen, gebtItgt miro.
@eri Il d. te il ber bic v5 Baltimore
$ bio y O b n" - Su Dpll iuiormlrteu
Slhnfreiiea mar 9efern bG8 @eriiht i'm
llmIauf, baB 0r. &obert @lrrelt ELL S1ret.
ben obBuf4iieu i'm 8eBriif ftebe, NE DIES Der,
idiiebene ieniatioue1e 1ngaben entbaltel uuo
ieine Nufregung erildrcu iou, ais er bet iets
ner Untunit Don europa in ytere 0ort Don
Dem Serfauf oes BaIttmorasO lios ; Getegrds
pben" Senntnis erbielt. g8ie e8 beiBt, bat
er 3u ieiner grOBteu llsbSrraiauug erfabrsu,
baB beridieheue Gu6erff rutdtige Sabeloep's
ldlen bon ibm nieuaIS Die AOrefIten erreidlt
baben, uno nur in TOlge bieies llnfauoeS
Der &ele9rapb in ben Ssiis ietaeS uuo ietues
SaterS lebenslaugen 9eJner8 IbergeGauaau
tft. Sb Der Sertauf ee6 3ele9rapbeu rgeuo
melde Ienoerun9en in ben b0bereu Gemtern
aur 6oIae gebabt ooer baben miro, tounte ges
fern ni6t ermtttelt rperoen. Nuf Der B0rIe
mu1oeu geitern 25 4ttten Der ;, Baltimore.
Ohio Babn" gu 112 uno ipGter 65 81 113
oerfauft.
Die nlltGbrIide groBe 6air
Der IA bI. yiolbbetier. .@emetnoe, uel9e be-
tanutlid INNER cine sroBe au3iebuuSstraft
auf unier beutides 8ublitum ausluitbeu Der
mag, besinut biesmal an WOntag, Den 81.
SttOber uno oauert bis Srtttu9 ben IL. yfo.
Uember. Eebeu eiuem munuisfallisen In,
terbultungs, Brcgramm in muftatnder. mie
bramatiider 8e3iebung btetet Der 8a'ar
Sebermaun Die rel4Saltisite Sdae uou tot.
haren 2uruS. Irtiteln, Die Der eiafa4fen
uno niiblihffen @eaenh1nhs.
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aelp,Norfer Wad1rtGtest.

Netp,D ort, IA. Sttober. Der i6otti.
lae 8ntter ,Sbtiile" ging beute friib uad
9lGsgom ab. Capt. Barr boiit, bic 5abrt
tiber pen atIantii6eH Ocean in l6 Suaen gu
MAIDEN.
- Boli3ift Sabn, tpeG9er negen Der Grs
rnotoun9 heS bsfanuteu 2ebsu8retters Sad
9uiIt9 Dor @eridbt faub, tpurSe beute freis
9tiproden. Ser &i6ter uno Der Difrift8ans
malt fauSen ffarr Dor @rfaunen, oils bas
Serottt aH9etiinbigt lpuroe. Saln's Sreunbe
brahten ibm eiHe Suatiou, alS er oaS 9es
rtdts3tmmer oerlieB. @r tutro iest fpegen
Abtpeienbeit obne llrlaub unb rpegen Sruns
teEbeit boz Der POiiIei &ommiiipu proIeifrt
nerhen.
- Die lleberrefle be8 Generals Silpatrtf
murcen beute i'm 8atbbauie auf einem 8as
tafait anfgebahrt. Gin Gbren. B0fteu pom
sStlpatrtf. Pofen" Der ySrano' 'armp" bes
padt Die Qeide.
- Die 9etd1e oe8 seforbenen 9eianbten
gIanning purbe beute mad einem in Der
Sreletnt9tett8 Sirhe nbgehaltenen Srauers
gottesotenf1 per Aoam'S SrpreB mad 9tem-
Orleans seifidt.
- Nsne &bolerafd1e tpurbsn seferu nidt
gemeIbet. Die ant Soffmau's SSlauo inter-
gebra1ten Yaiia9iere OeS 9ampfers yNleta"
muBten ft6 9efferu abermals elmer grtinolis
den &einisuug uuterJiebeu, uno ibre SIeiber
purhen besiuf3irt. Sie peroeu oietlsidt in
3nei Io6eu Don ben GuarantGHe' Seanlten
trei9eSeben. - Son Moreille uno Neapel
traf 9efern ber 9ampfer britannia" NIT
407 ttalieniiden 3piiheubeds Baffaatereu
bier elm, nuBte aber an Der Quarant6ue.
citation liesen bteibeu. BORT purseu Die am
&oro befinnli6en 2eate elmer eenauen 9ut
ip,ftipn unterporfen, aber AGIe 6urdpe9 ale
asuno befuuhen. 9rotoem par6 ibr 9epdf,
ioDts bic 2abuus oesiufi3irt. nm ieber gs6ss
Ii6teit Der @inidleppnHg bon &bOIerufsimeu
usrsnbsueen.ss
- @opt. Blaf, auwaIt Der @bjca9o'er
Auar4tffen, b,iuhte hsute ben Seusral 3o,
ger U. grnor uuo begann tine GonIultatiou,
nm bic neitereu SGritte i'm Sutereiit Der
Serurtbeilten feffBuiieleu. Dis @Oniultatiou
iOa bem Sernebmen mad eine guu3e Bo4e
oauern.
- pier eirsetrofene Yrioatnadrihten er.
gobeu, baB fid Iestbtn in Colon, in 8eli3e,
Srittlh Sonouras, unb in Qapinsftou, Sua.
temaIa, biele GobesfdIle am geIbeu Seber
ereisnet baben. Sn Colon tpirb nid]t ous
Serinsfte gsssu bic AusbreituuS Der 5su4e
nethou
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9hrscr Sratm's sd,,paSromao oes

s @bicago IA. Sftober. Die auf gefern
Ibtnh anberaumte Seriamuluu9, in nelder
Der v@ranf" george Srnncts Sratu nod etue
isiner 0erriidten &eben pom Stapel laIIeu
pollte, fano iii Sel9e bes geifern pom Rapor
sRod]e oer0fientlidtsu Serbpts nitt ftatt.
SratH if nod Sprin9felb ab9ereift, I'M BORT
eintn @pfus BON Sorleiuusen 3u hllteu.
Scr ieiHer Abreiie lieB er nod eiuen 8rief an
ben U}opor bonn Stapel, rportu er BEN eIben
NIT alien mD9ltden ShimpfHameu regalirt
uno ibu mittbeilt, Chicago perbe, fall8 man
bert Die pfreie Seoe pernl6te," in Hibe ge=
Ie9t tperSeu. Der u0rgeiisrn 4beno in Der
sSurnhoue" an Der II. Strabe fatt9eIunoez
neu SerIammlung, in neldler Sraln eine
gnreSe htelt, pobnten unsefaar 1900 Berlos
men, neiftenS Anarhifeu, bel, neld)e Die
ShnasroHaoen bes Rebners ernffbaft auf,
nabnen. Der Rebner forberte Die BolHei
herans. tbm ben Ssrfauf ieiner 3eitung 3u
uerbieten, unb bot @rer1plare hes Blattes
aus, psI6e aud idnellen Nbiab fanoen. Gr
IieB uber einen autrag, Sap SOulb aufiu,
banSen, obftmnlen, uno Der Gutrag gelauqte
oenn and einffimHlis 5ur Iuuubule; fsrusr
ie9te er eine Reielution Dor, baB ySeser be.
rehtist ieln ioa, 9Saffen ;u tra9en," uuo
auh bisier Intra9 tpurbe unter ftiiru1iidem
Oupe% 91iSeHuIuieu. S9teLuul luIOCIlS SI VIC
EpIt;ei auf, i'm, tpenn fie 20 mage, 3u per.
baften, unb ale giieMaub fid1 melsete. Ct.
iudts er bic auardiftiu Bar,ons, cine 4us
iprad1s ju baIten, cine AufiOroeruus rueldsr
bic 6rau bereittpillis na1fam. Sobanu .r.
srifi Grain ubermals bas @ort. Gr per-
iprad, ZEN @bicago'er Arbeitern eine Sage
3u bauen, in pelher iidb cine 8lbliothsf uus
tin 0eesimmer befuben unS tpel1e fir
10000 Berionen 9rsb genug ietu tperoe.
Sisie anfiinbisung purbe nit frenetii9em
8.tfaa aufseuonmeu. SGlieblid rief Grain
aus: nSd3 perbe ferner fiir meiueu Sreuub
Seoiae Elm 20 Stodp.rte bobes @ebduoe er,
rthtsn. meldes cine babe Ritlion foiteu
pirb, tamit CT bartu Elm Serla9sseiddft be.
treib.u fann. 5i.rauf peroe i'd oen Wapor
8odbe in bas oberfte 6todnert bisies Sc.
bauoes briusen unb ibn ben Glebatoridadt
hinabffiir3sn. AIe Dieienissn, tpelds bafir
ftnb, baB Wancr 8o9e ben &leuatori9adt
hinab ssifiir;t tperbe, tpolleu So iageu."
Gin brauienbes pSa!" bur6i6allte ben Saat.
Die Sssereteu bes nGrantsn ueraulaBteu
ioIde aufreguus, Bag bte 5tabtbebOroe es
rabeerabe fir rathiam bielt, ibnea eineu
GieseI por3Hidiebeu.
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Hitf Der esaao esId1ofett.

Pbtlabelpbia, IA. Sttober. - Der
Coroner belt eine lluteriuduns iiber oen 600
Ses Sobu @iaelpie, Is Sabre aft, yr. 1858,
SnIip' Strase, her porseftern in Der ytibe
Der @b.atibeaf'9aue, Srloesburs, am ufer
oeS 9elapare, bon ieiuem SreuuS Better
DicGabe eridofien tpuroe. Der Sater oes
eestsren iagte aus, bier liese Elm unsIiidli.
sber :3ufal Dor, benn Beibe leien bic befen
6rsunh. Setpefeu. Better Me&abe iaste aus,
er iei nit gilIeipie, tsie idou oft, auf Der
Sa9b setpeien uub babe serabe mad S69elu
id1ieben molten, bic aufse1lsssu ieien, als er
iiber eineu 9eseuffaub geffoIpert unb aur
@roe gefalleu iet. Gr babe sur 3eit ben Sin.
ger on bem Driidsr Der 6Itute sehubt, Die
ild bel ieinem Stur3e entlaoen. Der S9uB
iet Silleipie IN ben yiafen sefabren, unO
bieler blutenb niebergeffiir3t; er lei gefOr-
ben, pbne Elm g8ort 3u reoen. Die 9eide
tpurbe nod Der Sebauiun9 oer glteru Sil1e-
ipt,'s 9ebradt unb Rc&abe, Der fif in Saft
befunoeH, BON bem Coroner entlaIen.